News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
Mount Kisco officials expressed support last week for a chamber of commerce proposal to place decorative banners throughout Mount Kisco to promote the village. Chamber of Commerce President Kevin Kane and Executive Director Caroline Loeb appeared before the village board
Read MoreMount Pleasant officials have entered negotiations to obtain water from Sleepy Hollow if the village is allowed to construct a second reservoir in the Rockefeller State Park Preserve. The village needs a special permit from Mount Pleasant in order to
Read MoreFor the second time this year, there’s a change at the helm of the North Castle Police Department. The town board promoted to chief Lt. Geoffrey Harisch, a 26-year law enforcement veteran who has risen through the department’s ranks, in
Read MoreThough a state Supreme Court judge did not rule in his favor, Anthony Futia said is not ready to concede that two Democratic North Castle Town Board candidates should stay on the ballot. State Supreme Court Judge Robert DiBella recently
Read MoreAn Armonk nursery cleared its latest hurdle in hopes of expanding its café on its premises. The North Castle Planning Board reaffirmed a negative declaration for the Mariani Garden Center, determining that the changes on its property would not have
Read MoreThe New Castle Town Board is set to approve an application with the state comptroller’s office when it meets on Aug. 13 that would be the next step in the process of creating a new sewer district in the northern
Read MorePointing to the recent upheaval in the Pleasantville School District, a group of community members have formed a group set to work with the board of education and administration. During an Aug. 6 board meeting, a representative from Community Advocates
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Town Board will conduct a public hearing this week (Aug. 13) on a proposal from the Village of Sleepy Hollow for a town special permit to allow it to construct a second reservoir at the Rockefeller State
Read MoreIn the wake of the recent killing of a dog by coyotes earlier this month, the Mount Kisco Police Department is advising village residents on how to deal with the animals. The dog was killed in the northeastern corner of
Read MoreA Wounded Warrior Golf Outing is scheduled for Aug. 12 at the Hudson Hills Golf Course, located off Route 134 in Ossining. Registration begins at noon. The $70 fee includes golf with a cart, a box lunch and prizes. For more
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